South Africa is considered to have the most sophisticated and advanced infrastructure in Africa, according to the PwC report. (Image source: Erik Turner/Flickr)
Expenditure on infrastructure in Africa is set to reach US$180bn per annum in 2025, according to a report by professional services firm Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC)
Gabons President, Ali Bongo Ondimba. (Image source: Chatham House/Flickr)
High oil prices and highly proactive and progressive government policies have driven Gabon’s economic trajectory over recent years, attracting the attention of many international companies
Gazprombank and Public Investment Corporation will work towards gathering funds for projects in clean energy. (Image source: US Geological Survey/Flickr)
Russian banking major Gazprombank and South African investment manager Public Investment Corporation (PIC) have signed an agreement to promote business between the two countries and facilitate funds for development projects in South Africa
Michael Chang, chief justice of DIFC Courts (left) signs the MoG with Githu Muigai, attorney general of Kenya. (Image source: DIFC Courts)
Dubai’s DIFC Courts has signed its first Memorandum of Guidance (MoG) with the High Court of Kenya to reinforce the UAE’s position as a major economic gateway to East Africa
In 2013, UAE Exchange handled US$25.4bn in remittances, 6.1 per cent share of the global volume, and nearly half of that came from the UAE where it has its largest network of branches. (Image source: UAE Exchange)
Money transfer and foreign exchange company UAE Exchange is looking to expand its operations in Africa to include markets like Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa
